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Canadian oil producers stay strong despite low prices due to lower costs, but Alberta faces major revenue losses as prices fall.
Canadian oil producers are expected to remain resilient amid low global crude prices, with experts citing lower operating costs and improved efficiency, particularly in the oilsands, compared to higher-cost U.S. shale producers.
Despite a global oversupply driven by increased output from the U.S., Canada, Brazil, Guyana, and sanctioned nations like Russia and Venezuela, Canadian producers are better positioned to endure the downturn.
The price gap between WTI and Western Canadian Select has remained narrow, supporting competitiveness.
However, lower oil prices are projected to significantly reduce Alberta’s government revenues, with each $1 per barrel drop affecting the budget by $750 million annually.
Los productores de petróleo canadienses se mantienen fuertes a pesar de los bajos precios debido a los menores costos, pero Alberta se enfrenta a importantes pérdidas de ingresos a medida que los precios bajan.